Mike W. Ray Southwest Ledger

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Contracts awarded to rehab Ellsworth Dam, replace water lines, repair 2 bridges

Two Afghan nationals in Oklahoma charged with plotting Election Day terrorist attack in U.S.

Senate resolution commemorates worst environmental disaster in state, U.S. history

TSET board sues AG for interfering with their management of investments

EIA reports U.S. coal production declined over past 2 decades

City administration, Lawton firefighters union clash about overtime

Study to compare Lawton with similar cities

Court hearing May 20 for Lawton ex-councilman charged with rape

Issues with utility payments in Lawton under review

Proposed new animal shelter will be much bigger than existing facility

Work started on 38th Street; city advertising for bids to replace 2 bridges

Tillman County Jail officer charged with embezzlement, fraud

Lawton finally caught up with audits of city’s financial records

CVMR/Khozan metals refinery project in Amarillo scrapped

Tulsa attorney sues Westwin Elements for breach of contract

Ministry provides 650+ meals weekly

Allocation of Lawton FY25 CDBG funds still unresolved

Three new members elected to Chickasha City Council

Long/Westwin accused of misrepresentation; CVMR/Khozan accused of fraud

Lawton Homeless Action Committee wrestling with a ‘complex and layered issue’

FDIC clarifies process for banks to engage in crypto-related activities

Lawton, County apply for grant to repave Robinson’s Landing roads

Lawton City Council accepts $40,000 park donation

Citing escalating threats, states seek permission to jam cell phones in prisons

190 dogs seized from ex-NFL Oklahoman’s fighting/trafficking operation

Former EMT sentenced to life for sexual abuse of his children

Plans for Lawton youth sports complex progressing; design funds approved

T&G Construction awarded $4.3M contract on 38th Street rehab project

OMMA has focused on enforcement measures, now working on patient services

Lawton receives $39M loan to repair Ellsworth, Lawtonka, Gondola dams

Councilman Gill on motorists running red lights: ‘You can’t fix stupid’

Temple gets permit to draw water from local lake

Mountain View receives REAP grant from OWRB

Chickasha water plant to be named for family providing land on which it will be built

Collapsed sewer line under Chickasha street to be replaced

Lawton gets $21 million loan to replace more water mains

City of Lawton trying various measures to address homelessness issue

Chickasha EDC adopts revised confidentiality agreement

Chickasha to recruit businesses, needs more houses, homeowners

6 years later, Chickasha leg lamp controversy continues